Crb Futures Price Index COT Report

Latest data as of 1991-08-15. Source: CFTC Commitments of Traders, legacy futures-only.

Large speculators were net short 443 contracts in Crb Futures Price Index futures as of 1991-08-15, down 58 from the prior week. Commercial hedgers were net long 0 contracts, with total open interest of 1,184 contracts. The COT index stands at 19.7.

Open interest1,184
Non-commercial long102
Non-commercial short545
Non-commercial net-443
Commercial long0
Commercial short0
Commercial net0
WoW change in non-commercial net-58
COT index19.7

Last 52 weeks

DateOpen interestNon-commercial netCommercial net
1991-08-150-4430
1991-06-280-3850
1991-06-140-3710
1991-05-310-355-60
1991-05-150-3680
1991-04-300-5520
1991-04-150-4820
1991-03-280-4750
1991-03-150-3350
1991-02-280-5280
1991-02-150-3780
1991-01-310-3810
1991-01-150-1950
1990-12-310-2280
1990-12-140-540
1990-11-300-93-65
1990-11-150-4-85
1990-10-3102-40
1990-10-150-54-25
1990-09-280-134-25
1990-09-140-1470
1990-08-310-2840
1990-08-150-2620
1990-07-310-1230
1990-07-130-2070
1990-06-290-3060
1990-06-150-2290
1990-05-310-1710
1990-05-150-390
1990-04-300-800
1990-04-120-1000
1990-03-300-2750
1990-03-150-4880
1990-02-280-1320
1990-02-150-1440

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Frequently asked questions

What is the COT report?
The Commitments of Traders (COT) report is a weekly publication by the CFTC that breaks down open interest in futures markets by trader category, including non-commercial (speculator) and commercial (hedger) positions.
When is the COT report released?
The COT report is released every Friday at 3:30 pm ET, with positions measured as of the prior Tuesday.
What does non-commercial net mean?
Non-commercial net is the number of long contracts held by large speculators minus their short contracts. A positive value means speculators are net long; a negative value means they are net short.